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News brief: Raynham Park is scheduled to close in January and the process of adding slot machines in the state might be too late.

News brief: Nearly half of the gambling floor at the Pennsylvania resort is smoker friendly after a study showed smokers are wagering more than nonsmokers.

Chicago, Brad Garrett, Rodney Atkins and Dierks Bentley are scheduled to perform at the Island Resort & Casino in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Las Vegas’ luxury hotels are using bargains to lure tightfisted tourists. But could the strategy hurt them in the long run?

The only Asian casino operator in Nevada, Lee is a self-described “believer in the vision of Mesquite,” but these are tough times for optimists.

Aria’s blackjack tables to be equipped with an air curtain that shoots straight up from the table, dividing dealer and players, in effort to protect dealers health.

Wynn dealers believe that a change in the casino's tip policy breaks Nevada labor laws.

Casino City selects the 10 most striking gaming venues across the world, with Monaco's Casino Monte Carlo taking the No. 1 spot.

The Planet Hollywood club received a temporary liquor license Friday afternoon, less than five hours before the club planned to reopen.

News brief: Net income fell for the month of July even though people gambled more money at Twin River and Newport Grand.

News brief: B.C. Lottery Corp. plans to raise the weekly limit on its Play Now website from $120 to nearly $10,000.

News brief: Casino profits fell 19.8 percent in the second quarter of 2009 as compared to last year.

Despite little help from the city, things are looking up at The Gold Spike, but not at a bigger project that’s received more aid.

New key employee applicant has ties to the Nevada Gaming Commission.

County effort to clean up the nightclub industry kicking off with a warning letter and workshops to try to help nightclubs comply with the rules.

Dealers say that Wynn Las Vegas' policy of widening the tip pool to include floor supervisors breaks state labor laws.

News brief: Rivers Casino's first eight days of operations generated $6.5 million in gross terminal revenue on $73.7 million in wagering.

The economic downturn may lead to a write-down for MGM Mirage's investment in the M Resort.

The Privé nightclub and its ultralounge, the Living Room, could reopen sometime this week under a temporary liquor license.

Angel much more accessible to fans and media in recent weeks.